CPI was hotter than expected which is inflationary and bad for mortgage bonds.
CPI was estimated at .7% and came in at 1.1% year or year is 5%
Core CPI, ex -food and -engergy, was estimated at .2% and came in at .3% year or year it is 2.4%
It is the biggest CPI jump in a single month since 1982, biggest year or year rise since 1991.
Bonds are down 25 bps but are down 19 bps right now but it's still early......overall not a great number but you kind of had to expect this so it could be priced in already by the traders.
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